Sentence examples for of major danger from inspiring English sources

Surely, then, we would be out of major danger?

He showed, it continues, "serious nonfeasance of his duties as prime minister in the face of major danger looming over Icelandic financial institutions and the state treasury".

"David has raised awareness of major dangers facing children – including malnutrition, Ebola and AIDS - and has travelled with UNICEF to Sierra Leone, South Africa, Thailand and most recently the Philippines, where he helped raise vital funds for children affected by Typhoon Haiyan.

Many markets have their own little unique surprises, and that's a major danger of taking your investments out of town.

Party Secretary-General Nong Duc Manh noted in his opening speech that corruption was "one of the major dangers that threaten the survival of our regime".

He is already without Kwadwoh Asamoah because of injury and, given Ghana's recent habit of sleep-walking through Cups of Nations, there is a major danger they will fail to reach the last 16.

The authors of the BMJ article concluded that the major danger for spouses of smokers was early widowhood!

"One of the major dangers in democracies is this tendency to adopt a moral stance and give lessens in the name of human rights," he said, "to use what Vaclav Havel called, in his unfortunate phrase, humanitarian bombs on distant countries that do not comply with our ideal.

One of the major dangers to the frescoes is automotive exhaust, and they are also vulnerable to the effects of the crowds of tourists that pass through the chapel every day, bringing with them heat, humidity, dust and bacteria.

"Increasingly torrential rainfall of the sort experienced by people in the north of England this past winter poses a major danger to the tube.

TT The major danger is the likelihood of abuse because of the anonymity factor.